HIPHOCALYPSE Fort-Knights
African hip hop music podcast. Released fort-nightly (bi-weekly) showcasing some of the hottest up & coming positive hip hop talent in Africa. Featuring artists from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Lesotho, Uganda, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia etc. Hosted in Denver CO by former HIPHOCALYPSE DJ Sensai Tate from Zimbabwe. Predominantly English but mixing in many regional languages & dialects.
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African Hip Hop on the latest HIPHOCALYPSE Fort Knights podcast.
Hosted by Sensai Tate.
25minutes, 8 songs, +/-20MB showcasing the hottest rising hip hop talent in SouthERN Africa.
Tracklisting:
"Someone's Gonna Have to Pay" (?) - K'naan (Somalia/ Canada);
"WHAT?!!!" - Konfab/Jaak/Sketch (Lesotho/ Western Cape - South Africa);
"Vuligepe" - Mr. Beef (Gauteng - South Africa);
"Taxi Wars" - Cashless Society (Botswana/ Gauteng - South Africa);
"Wozobona" - PRO-kid (Gauteng - South Africa);
"I Salute You" - KINGPINN (Harare - Zimbabwe);
"My Distress" - Zubz (Zambia/ Zimbabwe/ Gauteng - South Africa);
"Mindscape" - InvisibleMan (2nd Sun & Underdogg) (Zambia/ South Africa)
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The African Hip Hop Revolution is on the RISE!
PAMBERI (Forward)!
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Sensai Tate
Harare/ Joburg/ Denver/ Austin, Africa/ N.America/ Worldwide
Co-founder & former on-air DJ of the HIPHOCALYPSE (2000 - 2003).
A Zimbabwean native who has always been a lover of hip hop art & culture.
First got involved in the global hip hop phenomenon at age 16 rhyming under the psuedonom "KraiZ-E" in a crew called 3 man group called the "Hip Hop Henchmen (HHH)" in Harare.
Put out a video mixtape titled "Homeboy TV" featuring music videos and HHH rhyming over popular mid-90's tracks.
Established the HIPHOCALYPSE radio show with housemate Nkanyiso "So" Mthembu on the student broadcast station Rhodes University, Rhodes Music Radio (RMR), in Grahamstown South Africa in February of 2000.
The show grew from strength to strength into a MOVEment of local hip hop heads gathering critical acclaim & listenership from all over Grahamstown & surrounding areas.
Awarded the inaugural RMR "Show of the year award" in 2003 for outstanding community contribution.
The Show is now a permanent feature on the RMR line-up +/-10 years and running!
Eventually landed regular DJ spots at local nightclubs.
Also released 2 independent mixtape compilation CD's titled the HIPHOCALYPSE Mixtape (2004)& HIPHOCALYPSE Re-mixtape (2005).
Currently publishing bi-weekly African hip hop podcasts showcasing upcoming African hip hop artists.
Also syndicated weekly all over Africa via TransAfrica Radio on MultiChoice DSTV channel 172 every Wednesday at 3:00pm, 10:00pm and 3am Central African Time (GMT+2hrs) every Wednesday night. Worldwide internet streaming at the same times available at: http://www.streamovation.com/transafricaradio/
PAMBERI (Forward)!
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Great podcast, awesome track selection.
Salute!
nice. a bit short, but i just like long podcasts.
in the future, can you add in the info where the artist is from?
Sure thing I will add the artist's country/city/region on this and all future tracklisting.
Thank you for listening.
Sounding dope. Now the Gtown nights of listening to the Hiphocalypse aren't gone forever. It's global listening wherever a brother at...just make sure this keeps coming!!
Sounding dope. Now the Gtown nights of listening to the Hiphocalypse aren't gone forever. It's global listening wherever a brother at...just make sure this keeps coming!!
Sounding dope. Now the Gtown nights of listening to the Hiphocalypse aren't gone forever. It's global listening wherever a brother at...just make sure this keeps coming!!
TNG
Sorry for the triple post. My bad. Damn connection!
TNG
the tunes are 'wikid', a true reflection of present generenation emotions, feelingsand thoughts. the question is, who are you really making it for?. US?. It may be easy to voice out our thought and objections to different issues affecting Africa, as opposed to what the majority needs are on the ground.
We need solutions, new strategies and ways to tackle our problems in apositive way. This way does not necessarly mean oppossition but addressing our accepted reality whilst considering and encompassing our traditions.
We know and are living the reality.
Solutions on the ground Vanha vevhu, respecting ourselves, culture and nature. Sevakaenda pasi, mudzimu nemuchikwadi.
Pamberi...........